New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-15
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M, oil Cnr, arrangements OF every Kind depend
ON the health of the Crown Prince of Germany
MR.. MATTHEWS TO BLAME FOR DISORDER
Tho measures which were adopted by BIZ 'hAr'''
warren during the fortunate absence OF Mr.. h'h'y
Matthews from London proved by actual eXp'ii
men perfectly adco latc the control of the raoDc
and the dcmacogucs at their heal. But for the heu
dlesome nbccility and fussy incompetence OIL INC NUM-
Secretary itcannot be doubted that the rahP"'.i' -
the metropolis would have been weeks ago amply anu
effectua,ly secured. 1t j. TO Nv Matthew '"" ~
Inhabitants OF the metropolis have been i"DD''u lo
q, Io,s, a pontb of annoyance and alarm. II l. ne
h Is mainly accountable to the country for the dis
graceful scenes Of sunday last
THE QUEEN AT BAIMORAI-
@Vanitv Fair" need not c0ndolc with the Queen on
the hardship size suffer. in being detained al BaluoTh
til Princess Beatrice is quite we'll ii l. quite untrue
tiat Her Majesty i very anxious to return south
Tie Queen would be delighted to remain at Balmora
another month. and never enjoys Deesidc 80 mnch
a. when the weather becomes wintry and stormy The
Queen has bccn driving daily with Princess Frederic
but no long excursions have been undertaken The
Court leaves Tor Windsor next week, either IuesI"S
or Friday.
FESTIVITIES At sANDIiNGHAM.
Tho birthday celebrations custonarly held IN honor
Of the Princes natal day sandrnghaIa have mostly
deferred til the Plinccss's The County
BAH. which have been given Friday evening
Will not take place before the end Of the month at TIC
earliest the doctors do not advise further post
Ioncment owing to tho Trncesss unfortunate Illness
The Prince gave d dinner to all the labocis on The
Saudiinl cham estates Wednesday and was most
heartily greeted his entrance to their tent during
the festive celebration
AGTNEROUS GLADsTONIAN GONE.
lord wolvcrion's death /, most serious blow TO T.
C!a,st0H!an party. His expenditure for poiNca pnf
poses practically mitlcss. Great Is was his ont
lay last year. he would have been lavish at the
next election, supp0sing Mr.. Gladstone 10 he then
alive, for lord WolvorOn lived and died in the full
faith Of Gad>tonlsm, worshpplng his leader anu
believing that ultimately the constituencies would le
rcat the trumphS Of 1sGO and 1850 There are NOT
many mon OF money among the ClatSionlans, and
Lord WoiyertOn the only one OF DiteSS band pre-
pared TO give freely whenever asked He has heP'
the party rcpullers going since the catastrophe
last year. and what they VIII do without his ald l.
difficult TO conjecture He literally iEc b@ kbom
of Gladstonism ir tho Southwestern Counties, and
had pledged himself that every sat held tag Con
srrvative OF ;nionist 81 old be vigorously Contested
Lord wolvcrion cn;er tanned splendid scale al
Coomle during the greater part Of the season and or
Sunday kept open house. ANY one who had re
cclved a general invitation was welcome There wcr'
seldom less ihan thirty dinner. This vas ano heI
immense benefit the Home Rule cause and here
again. is nobody left to take his place.
A VETERAN WIG
Tho death Of Mr. Henry Cowpcr az Pans hanger on
Thursday came upon most OF his friends as surprise
lie has eed of late In london and at Broohss
but nobody imagined the end was near In his youth
under the aus Tccs OF his stcprrandfa her Lord Palmer
ston and became a Wing of tho Wings lie held foi
many years nndisturbed possession of the minority
seat criordShrc. and his ultimate defeat was one
OF the great Conservative victories Of the gcncl al cleo
tion Of 1855 lie accepted the situation with eX-
ornplay cQuaninity, and always used 10 cong1atnla"
himself on csc apIng the VexaonS Of the Home Rule
controversy. shortly after Lady PalmcIs;ons death
he took mp his abode at Brocket, where her sister Lazy
Alnc Fane's daughter found home till her marriage
Arg Gov nor "A m
defatigablc dinerout, especially Wing houses. In
personal appearance he presented striking contrast
to his elder brother, Lord Cowpcr
WEDDING AT SAVOY
On Thursday last the marriage Of no eldest daughter
of Sir Robert Feel and Mr. Daniel Barton BRUSH Con
sui at Geneva attracted the customary crowd 10 the
Chapel Royal savoy. When the consoi' of Henry Ill
laid the foundations of that renowned sanctuary foi
her nephew. Peter Duke Of savoy shr must have mao
an eye to its adaptation for wedding ceremonies, To-
there is no shrine in London which SO happily lcnds
Itself to the graceful sOlcmniza'ion OF n3trinohy
Certainly the chief personagcs this occasion seemed
supemely happy Never did bride and bridegroom
lonk more concrted with themselves and with each
other. Sir Robert and his daughter followed the
choir ana preceded the bridesmaids In the procession
with ana air Of perfect satisfaction. The Speaker OF
the House Of Commons looked radiant and was doubt
less thankful that in the rcvcrent and delighted
assembly needed be called TO order. The Russian
Ambassador Joined the service and sung the hymns
as Il be- had been born and bred I'm the Anglican 'hrrh
The Duchess Of wellington occupied seat IA the pc"
OF the Chancellor Of the Duchy, and was In evdeH
sympathy with he occasion The fathers ana moheIf
- o., ,-e';v arN charrrlnely dressed bridesmaids
shared TO the FIN tho Joy in which their neghbor
participated. Among the guests observed sover"
whose nuIj!aI knots had been tied In the savoy.
I,.4 ) J....a. NalchiOncss OF IWccddaie' anu hrS'
francis Jcune. l overheard whisper mat the rev
Horny White chershcs the cocelt that all savoy mar
races are nfai.bly blissfu The Queen sent her god
OF diamonds
the Red Rose Of and the White Rose Of York
were peacefully cntwined
Tar GgOSvENOR GALLERY.
Peace has not entirely returned 10 the GrOsV,n'f.
Although a writ for SANDER has not yet been served
on Sir Coutts Lindsay, the Ministry have begun an
action for libel against weekly newspaper. On the
other hand many artists have expressed warnest ap
proval Of the existing regime More than one Ac"'e
m.clan Will serve IA projected Council oil ADVANCE
Art UNDER THE GEORGES
The prospects Of the coming Art under tho Fouf
Georges exhibition have greatly Improved since last
week Mr. Dcschsmps has brought back the chee1nI
report from Edinburgh that Lord Vantage VIII iehu
some Of the finest pictures In tho late Lord Overstoncs
collection and there is every probability OF a loan %
Lord I.ansd'wne's logaith, being oil aimed
THEIR NAY BE A RAGE For PIPERs
The prospects OF the plper- are decidedly cncOnrag
ing Mr.. Vanderbilt has taken his piper back to New
York to charm Amerc cousins with music of the
land Of mountain and Hood, and Introduce the bagppes
into the United states. Tho Scottish Ppers' Society
can now boast Of possessing sixty expert performers
The idea fast gaining ground that abs hment
north of the Tweed IS complete without The
ample set by the Queen has done good deal to i'm
prove position OF pipers On the occasion OF Her
Majestys next visit Aud Reekic 1t proposed that
the chosen sixty all pladed and plumed in their tartan
array shall give her a Highland welcome such was
never before received
ILLNESS or MRS LYNN LINTON.
i Mrs. Lynn Linton has been dangerously Ill from